Prospero has collaborated with the likes of Terrorfakt, Converter, Displacer, Assemblage 23, DYM, and other respected artists in his long career. Turning Point is Prospero's third studio album (second for Artoffact) and features nine new tracks, five remixes, and guest appearances from Toronto's Fractured and Mara's Torment, and a special surprise remix from Xorcist. The album mixes industrial, noise, heavy guitar and ambient, delving into musical spaces that other producers can only dream of.

2008 album featuring; Ayria, Terrorfakt, Battery Cage and It Clings.
This album was written at two different stages of the artists life. As if by two different people. Folie à deux, which means "the madness of two" was chosen to represent this duality. The elements are the newer segment of work and mesh better with the 2011 CD "Turning Point." Both are a step away from the more "club friendly," four on the floor beats of Prospero's early work.

2004 album featuring; This Morn' Omina, Converter, Xorcist, Tom Shear (of A23) and many more. This body of work spans 2 years of collaborations with artists from around the globe. The artist's choice to release the 22 tracks (11 original, 11 remixes) as a cohesive body or work, rather than one original disc and one remix disc was inspired. The listener is taken on a journey of the artistic collection rather than made to choose between the two styles.

2002 CD-R, released by sub.session.records. The early years. A taste of things to come. This limited edition CD-R was released during the construction of the "Spreading the Infection" 2 disc master work and is now only available on iTunes. Eye of the Storm (remixed by Displacer) remains a fan favourite of the last decade.

Prospero has collaborated with the likes of Terrorfakt, Converter, Displacer, Assemblage 23, DYM, and other respected artists in his long career. Turning Point is Prospero's third studio album (second for Artoffact) and features nine new tracks, five remixes, and guest appearances from Toronto's Fractured and Mara's Torment, and a special surprise remix from Xorcist. The album mixes industrial, noise, heavy guitar and ambient, delving into musical spaces that other producers can only dream of.

2008 album featuring; Ayria, Terrorfakt, Battery Cage and It Clings.
This album was written at two different stages of the artists life. As if by two different people. Folie à deux, which means "the madness of two" was chosen to represent this duality. The elements are the newer segment of work and mesh better with the 2011 CD "Turning Point." Both are a step away from the more "club friendly," four on the floor beats of Prospero's early work.

2004 album featuring; This Morn' Omina, Converter, Xorcist, Tom Shear (of A23) and many more. This body of work spans 2 years of collaborations with artists from around the globe. The artist's choice to release the 22 tracks (11 original, 11 remixes) as a cohesive body or work, rather than one original disc and one remix disc was inspired. The listener is taken on a journey of the artistic collection rather than made to choose between the two styles.

2002 CD-R, released by sub.session.records. The early years. A taste of things to come. This limited edition CD-R was released during the construction of the "Spreading the Infection" 2 disc master work and is now only available on iTunes. Eye of the Storm (remixed by Displacer) remains a fan favourite of the last decade.

THE ELECTRONICA UPRISING

Prospero – Turning Point review (excerpts)

"Prospero was not your typical Experimental Industrial project. The use of layered soundscapes, naturally occurring noises and oddly juxtaposed natural melodies was a year or two ahead of its time in terms of mass popularity within a whole subgenre of Ambient music that is possibly not even peaking now."

"Prospero focuses heavily on actual music and organic sound-clips and not a standardized prefabricated format. I cannot accurately describe the difference except to say the whole project feels more alive with coherency and therefore has stronger appeal as an intricate listening experience. Tracks that stand out to me may not stand out to others and vice versa because each track is a completely different world than the last. For the thinking listener there is something for you here, guaranteed."

“Taiko’s Prophet” combines Oriental-inspired string harmonies with bass-heavy thudding drums and a constantly shifting rhythm scheme that makes this an instant classic that begs to be used in a Hollywood film. “Fallen Angel” and “Hunter” show off some interesting Punk Rock guitar riffs that give the airy ambience and somewhat flat synth work underneath a very dirty Industrial feeling, while “Louisiana Voodoo” creates a very fog-like nature with the gritty beats and squealing guitar that make it feel like a swampy nightmare. Every single track gets more complex and more bizarre the longer and more often you listen to it."

"Besides the outstanding new tracks, the other aspects to this album are the remixes. The infamous (and thought to be defunct!) Industrial powerhouse Xorcist takes the title track and constructs eight-and-a-half minutes of pure Electronic Hell from the point of view of Artificial Intelligence."

"The whole album could be summed up with one sentiment: Guitar work. Added to the already intricate Ambience that Prospero is known for there is more emphasis added to guitar chords and simple but effective riffs. Every track has been crafted in such a way that the guitars actually feel more like alien sounds and less like an instrument. Prospero has a solid sound that certainly deserves more exposure and the album should be the Turning Point in his popularity."